Africa CDC Backs Zimbabwe, Zambia Over U.S. Health Deal Dispute
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention supports Zimbabwe and Zambia in their disagreements with the US government regarding a new health cooperation framework, citing concerns about transparency and national sovereignty.
Obesity advances by 118% in Brazil and challenges disease control targets, points out Vigitel
Obesity rates in Brazil have surged by 118% over 19 years, reaching 25.7% of adults, according to a report by Vigitel.
The sharpshooter advances steadily in the country and calls for maintaining monitoring of plots to prevent greater population growth
The population growth of the sharpshooter pest, an insect that transmits the bacteria causing maize stunting disease, is spreading across Argentina's agricultural regions, prompting calls for increased monitoring.
Government reinforces barriers against witch broom in Amapรก
The Amapรก government is intensifying phytosanitary barriers in its municipalities to control the spread of witch broom disease, which has been identified in 10 out of 16 municipalities in the state.
Transport costs and data gaps hindering Lassa fever response - NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention highlights that high transportation costs and data issues are impacting the response to Lassa fever cases in Nigeria.
Negligence in Reporting Foreign Substances in COVID-19 Vaccines from 2021-2024... 14.2 Million Doses Administered
An audit has revealed that South Korea's Disease Control Agency failed to take action after receiving reports of harmful substances in COVID-19 vaccines, leading to the administration of 14.2 million doses.
NCDC urges states to intensify contact tracing as Lassa fever kills 70
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has urged state governments to enhance contact tracing efforts due to a rising outbreak of Lassa fever that has led to 70 confirmed deaths.
Lassa fever kills one, infects two in Kano โ Official
A Lassa fever outbreak in Kano, Nigeria, has resulted in one death and two additional infections, according to the Kano Centre for Disease Control.
Lassa fever hits 15 health workers, kills two โ NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control reported a rise in Lassa fever cases among health workers, with 15 confirmed infections and two deaths.
NCDC raises the alarm as Lassa fever kills two health workers, 15 infected
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control is warning about a rise in Lassa fever infections among health workers, with two deaths and 15 confirmed cases reported.
Attendance at Kindergartens Decreased Due to Illness
Attendance at kindergartens in Latvia has decreased for the fourth consecutive week due to illness, according to the monitoring data from the Disease Prevention and Control Centre.
A deadly disease is spreading in Moscow โ Expert: This is a much greater risk in Finland
Rabies is spreading in Moscow, raising questions about its potential risk to Finland, although experts believe the threat is minimal.
'Safe Lunar New Year' Prevention Vaccination & Health Guidelines Checklist
The Korean Disease Control Agency urges the public to follow health guidelines and get vaccinated ahead of the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday to prevent the spread of infectious diseases during a period of increased travel and gatherings.
Sheep Pox: What the Report of Greek Scientists Says About Vaccination
The National Scientific Committee for the Management and Control of Sheep and Goat Pox in Greece has released a report addressing the challenges and uncertainties regarding vaccination against the disease in light of a recent EFSA report.
Discovering the hyperactive brain network that could be the distinctive signal of Parkinson's disease
A new study suggests that various symptoms of Parkinson's disease stem from disruptions in a brain network involved in action coordination rather than solely from motor control.
Two rare infectious diseases spreading in Moscow โ Health authority: 'The situation is under control'
Health officials in Moscow report cases of monkeypox and chikungunya fever, stating that the situation is under control.
Health agents block avenue during protest in Belรฉm; category demands payment of benefit from the city hall
Community Health Agents and Endemic Disease Control Agents protested in Belรฉm by blocking a major avenue to demand the payment of the Annual Financial Incentive, known as the 14th salary.
Kogi receives vaccines for animal disease control
Kogi State has received vaccines for a mass vaccination program aimed at controlling major transboundary animal diseases and improving livestock productivity.
How long does it take for a person infected with measles to recover? These are the stages of the viral disease
Measles, once considered under control in Mexico, has raised health alerts due to new cases detected across the country, with 8,332 confirmed cases reported as of February 3, 2026.
High incidence of influenza persists in Latvia
Influenza cases remain high in Latvia, with significant occurrences reported last week in Jฤkabpils, Jelgava, and Jลซrmala, according to data from the Disease Prevention and Control Center.
How did the Measles outbreak reach Mexico and how prepared is our country to face this viral disease? Here's what you need to know
A continuous measles outbreak in Mexico has been ongoing for 12 months, primarily starting from Chihuahua, which recorded 4,493 confirmed cases in 2025, although the situation is now under control.
The keys behind the drop in dengue cases and the alerts from specialists
After two consecutive summers of intense dengue circulation and record cases, Argentina sees a significant decrease in cases at the start of 2026.
Breast cancer screening coverage in Latvia is still insufficient, concludes SPKC
In Latvia, despite positive trends in cancer screening coverage and decreased mortality rates, public response to screening programs remains lower than desired, according to data from the Disease Prevention and Control Center (SPKC).
The President's Promise to Preserve the Dongsanju Sex Disease Control Center Must Be Executed
Citizen groups are urging the government to implement President Lee Jae-myung's promise to preserve the historical Dongsanju Sex Disease Control Center, which is currently at risk of demolition, emphasizing the lack of follow-up actions despite promises made.
About 125 children on weight control medications and 500 with fatty liver
Approximately 350 children are receiving treatment for obesity at the Children's Hospital in Reykjavik, with around 120 to 130 on weight control medications, and it is estimated that about 500 children in Iceland have fatty liver disease.
What is true about the vaccination for sheep and goat pox, 7 answers to inaccurate claims
The article discusses the misconceptions surrounding the vaccination for sheep and goat pox and outlines existing European frameworks and disease control measures.
What to Know About the Vaccines Cut From C.D.C. Recommendations
The article discusses the vaccines that were removed from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations and what this means for public health.
Elon Musk shares plan to mass-produce brain implants for paralysis, neurological disease
Elon Musk's Neuralink plans to begin mass production of brain implant devices by 2026 to help individuals with paralysis and neurological diseases control devices using their brain signals.
Flu season could be worse than last year. A new viral strain is spreading unusually early
This year's flu is spreading unusually early in Europe, driven by a new influenza A strain, H3N2, according to a report by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.